The Department of Design and Construction has awarded the Wakefield Library ADA renovation to MP Engineers and Architects PC for $102,354, according to a City Record Online award notice posted October 19 and logged on the board October 26.
The project, listed under solicitation 85027W0011001 as 'LNXA20WKF, Wakefield Library – ADA Renovation,' falls under DDC's Construction Related Services trade category. The award notice does not name other bidders, a bid count, an engineer's estimate, or a second-place amount — this is a results posting, not a full bid tabulation, so there's no tab to read and no spread to call.
What the name tells you: this is accessibility work at a public library branch, the kind of job that typically covers ramps, door hardware, restroom retrofits, or similar ADA compliance items rather than a ground-up build. At just over $102,000, it's a small contract — the kind a one- or two-person engineering or construction-services shop can staff and close out quickly, which likely explains why DDC routed it through this category rather than a standard GC bid.
MP Engineers and Architects PC is now the only firm of public record tied to this job. Whether it submitted the sole bid or beat out competitors isn't something this notice answers, and the City Record doesn't require DDC to publish the full field for every award in this category.
For a small firm or sole proprietor chasing DDC's Construction Related Services line, this is a useful data point on what wins and at what price — but treat the $102,354 figure as the award amount, not as market intelligence about competition. If you want the competitive picture, you'd need to FOIL the underlying bid record or catch the opening itself next time DDC runs one in this category.